Eastern Religions Institute Set for Spring at Hanover
The 1968 Hanover spring institute titled Encounter with Eastern Religions in the Modern World runs March 6 to 8. Dr. Joseph Withey chairs the steering committee as plans seek a less formal format with guest scholars Sabitre Ahuja, a Buddhist monk, and Herbert Smith of Duke University.
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Hanover
Joseph Withey
Buddhist Vihara Society
Washington, D. C
Herbert Smith
Duke University
Indiana University
University of Cincinnati
Thomas Evans
Dramatic Department
Carolyn Davis
Asssociate
Phil Hyde
Rich Briscoe
Susan Weddle
Dr. Withey
Robert Bowers
Wesley Franzmeier
James Ferguson
N. V. Rajkumar
Karl Grisso
Econ Prof PR Director Hired for 1968
Lawrence H. Liam is named director of public relations effective January, shifting duties from development and public information. He holds a B.A. from Minot State College and an M.A. from the University of North Dakota, with prior work in newspapers, the state fair, and a North Dakota radio station. Paul R. Blume joins the economics department in September 1968 to replace John J. Phelan, bringing a cum laude B.A. from Drury College and will earn a Ph.D. from Oklahoma State University this spring, with past work at Springfield Public Library and city government, plus teaching at Oklahoma State University.
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Lawrence H. Liam
Liam
Minot State College
University of North Dakota
State Fair
North Dakota
Paul R. Blume
John J. Phelan
Blume
Drury College
Oklahoma State University
Springfield
Oklahoma State
Hanover College toreceive National Interfraternity Council award
Hanover College will soon be presented an award by the National Interfraternity Council for achieving an excellent mark in the 1966 1967 academic year. The council recognizes campuses where the combined fraternity point averages exceed the undergraduate male average. Hanover has previously won the award in 1962 and 1963.
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Hanover College
National Interfraternity Council
Hanover
Editors announced for Ken nings annual publication
Sandy Herzog, editor-in-chief, announces the Board of Editors for Kennings. Members include Elisa Baker, Susan Baum, Steve Beardsley, Steve Crane, John Foster, John Lane, Harry Shock, Margaret Snyder, Phil Spiess, Joan Troop, and Jane Walker. Kennings publishes student prose poetry photography and art. contributions may be handed in at the library.
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Kennings
Sandy Herzog
Elisa Baker
Susan Baum
Steve Beardsley
Steve Crane
John Foster
John Lane
Harry Shock
Margaret Snyder
Phil Spiess
Joan Troop
Jane Walker
Reapportionment Issue Stirs Dispute In Student Senate
The debate centers on a proposed amendment to increase the number of student senators from 32 to about 66. Wright argues a larger senate would ease representation and improve communications, though others warn it could bog down procedures and hinder decisive action.
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Wright
Senate
Holder
Davis
Judicial Board
Ideal Date Contest kickstarts Campus Chest drive
The ideal date contest raises funds for UNICEF with male students voting to choose three semi finalists from living-unit representatives. Finalists will be announced after donations and raffles, culminating in a Louisville date prize for the winner and escort.
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Campus Chest
Unicef
Louisville
Mardi Simpson
Adpi
Jean Farber
Patty Jefferis
Theta
Claudia Hayman
Phi Mu
Sue Banker
Ide
Karen McLaughlin
WRH
Mary Murdock
Donner
Last Lectures Continue Sun at Campus Fellowship
Campus Fellowship sponsors the Last Lecture series with the first talk this Sunday November 12 at 7 30 in the Long Ball room. Prof Richard Thompson discusses the history of the Vietnam situation followed by informal discussion and refreshments in the Alumni Lounge at the Student Center.
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Campus Fellowship
Richard Thompson
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